1920s The Jazz Age

Sliced bread was an invention of the 1920s.

TRUE OR FALSE: Charlie Chaplin Entered a Chaplin Look-Alike Contest ... and Lost

The prosperity that developed in the 1920’s helped:

The term used to describe the woman pictured

a production system where each worker performs an assigned task repeatedly

His nicknames include “The Bambino” and “Sultan of Swat”

Henry Ford is the only American mentioned in Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf

In '64, Louis Armstrong made the Billboards at # 3. What band was one and two on the charts?

The “Empress of the Blues” who sang Sugar In My Bowl

Babe Ruth career homerun record

Who was the first player to break Babe Ruth's career Home run record?

The first state to ratify the 18th amendment?

The __________ Twenties

Identify the man pictured

Money remaining to a person after taxes and living expenses:

"the" dance of the Jazz Age was the:

The 18th amendment was ratified in the year?

Secret gathering places selling illegal alcohol during Prohibition

In the 1920s there was 1 car for every_______people

The Great Sheik of the movies in the 1920s-Nicknamed “catnip to women” and “the Latin Lover”

Identify the Yankee pictured

This is the album cover of which band?

1925 Scopes Trial took place because of the debate over ____________

Newspaper owned and operated by Henry Ford

October ________ marked the end of the Roaring Twenties and the start of the Great Depression

One of the first public radio broadcasts in history came from Pittsburgh based station:

The Great Gatsby explored the empty lives of Americans with money and little else. Author?

To enforce prohibition Congress passed the ___________Act.

Which amendment repealed the prohibition amendment?

Sang What a Wonderful World among countless other jazz hits

Identify the silent film star pictured

the level of wealth, material goods and necessities available to a certain socioeconomic class.

This amendment forbade the manufacture, sale, or transportation of alcoholic beverages.

Forbidding by law the sale and distribution of alcohol:

•U.S. heavyweight boxer•“Manassa Mauler”

The first MLB jersey to be retired was:

The man pictured hit 756 career homeruns, breaking Hank Aarons record

Until 1927, American movies were _____

the 18th Amendment remains the only Amendment to ever have been repealed.

Identify the two men pictured

Alphonse Capone died from complications of:

What event occurred on October 29, 1929 ending the Roaring Twenties and starting The Depression

The US President 1921-1923

Identify the man pictured

The US President 1929-1933

Identify the "It" girl pictured

The famous Hollywood sign originally read

__________ was the first full length talkie

The quiet depression in the 1920's applied to what industry?

Automobile mass produced by the Ford Motor Co.

In the 1920’s most Americans standard of living improved.

How many years did prohibition of alcohol last in the U.S.?